Bald Eagle winter Sighting
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Bald Eagle winter Sighting

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Porshaah

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Spotted a mature eagle perched in the vicinity of the original nest...so it appears they remained in the area.
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Paul O'Toole

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I was lucky to find one on Wolfe Island.

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We had a nest blow down last spring -- egg was lost. They didn't rebuild at that time in the same stand of woods but I did spot a pair feeding on a roadkill deer a month or so back -- in response to you wondering if your pair would stick around.

I have learned that chicken barns are great places to spot bald eagles...if anyone feels the urge to tell me why please....shhhhhhhh
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Nest has been rebuilt at a lower level, according to a fellow bird watcher, making it impossible to see outside the fenced in area at this time of year.
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Spotted the new smaller nest about a hundred meters south of the original, with a couple of eagles in and around it. Trees have been cut down near the road which should help in making the nest visible, after the foliage comes in.


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They can be surprisingly sensitive to people around the nest...when we had a nest, I did make a trip to it to take pix and the parents were flying around me and were calling out so I snapped quickly and got out of there....more out of concern for my safety than consideration for the poor parents....afterwards I reflected on their sensitivity....the nest was quite high up and I was perhaps 150 m or so from the base of the tree.